Abiel

@_darrksidee_ @goddesshivv 1. I know what sellers go through, 2. she’s proven to be a bad seller today, 3. It’s your choice to not save

@_darrksidee_ @goddesshivv I’ve dated multiple content creators, the only way this isn’t the easiest job ever is if their mindset is weak and they are incompetent. I helped my last ex get up to 10k+ a month. This IS the easiest job ever, I know this all too well for many more reasons than what I’ve stated.

do not work with this idiot :)

@_darrksidee_ @goddesshivv Which if you have the packets caught you can use the notification to save the content either way. I thought of this AFTER she sent in that goofy hidden chat but I don’t want people seeing me as a freak and my notifications will stay off. It can be done

@_darrksidee_ @goddesshivv Any seller who’s ever sent to someone #, it’s saved in their iCloud off rip, also telegram is end to end encrypted but there is a flaw in their security that if you receive notifications (IOS) it is saved in the cloud because to notify you it has to be outside the encryption.

@_darrksidee_ @goddesshivv All in all: Content quality isn’t a solve all, behavior and accommodation is what sets people/businesses/sellers apart. For example- You wouldn’t buy the worlds best tasting coffee if they spit in your face while handing it to you

@_darrksidee_ @goddesshivv I repeat again, it’s NSFW yes, but NSFW customer service. She is a seller, I am a buyer. You don’t be a POS and you try to make your product and service as good as you can otherwise you run the risk of being subpar like her.

@_darrksidee_ @goddesshivv I could’ve had the content if she sent it normally, if I hid it instead of deleting that defeats the efforts I’m putting in to quit. Content creation is NSFW customer service. The point I’m making is you can’t separate the fact that she’s a 💩 seller and not just in this instance